Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 1

6 Ol MIAMI OKLA SUNDAY AUGUST 7 1932 PRICE IVE CENTS INDIANA MINERS SINGER JO SURRENDER a JOHNSTOWN National bank I See By The Paper I 'v lies wno are also president of the United States fugees driven for a EEL CHANGE IN PRICE TREND from 2 until 8 Officers of Three States Seek Slay Sheriff Wounded Deputy Is Slain in Kentucky Vote ray long posses 5 foothills UNUtK BOND REYNOLDS CASE Joplin Boy Arrested In Baxter Burglary Associated Press Leased Wire A eatures ill 35 he I ather Promises to Have Libby Holman Back in Less Than Week also ac body not yet found DEPUTY SLAINs 4 MEN HUNTED Illinoisan Arrested While Washing Blood rom His Automobile announced The plan is to as many persons as possible fruits and vegetables for needs trailed of the Co defendant of Widow Posts $25000 Bail Re fuses to Talk SEATTLE EELS QUAKE SEATTLE Wash Aug CT) buildings were shak en by an earthquake at 2:17 today The earth movements last ed only a few seconds is president of the irst bank of Dallas vice of the United States of Commerce and a di the Southwestern Life company and the Texa Victim Beaten and Kidnap ed rom House by Two Men riday Night Local irms Report Slight iy Stronger Market in Several Lines Wind however would the flames toward them national forest service sent equipment to augment the and shovels of the volun Twenty men and women attempting to trench the The temperature in Miami start ed on another upward rampage yesterday and stayed at 100 de grees for at least two hours be tween 2 and 4 for the first time since July 18 when the mer cury stood on the century mark Several' nights last week were vqry comfortable for sleeping however the reading dropping to 67 degrees between 4 and 6 Thursday morning' (By The Associated Press) High temperatures continued in Oklahoma Saturday the mercury reaching 109 degrees at Alva in the northwestern section It was 103 degrees at Bartlesville and 99 at Oklahoma City DEPOSITOR HELD (President Names Board to Create ON CHARGE HE federal Home Loan Bank System KILLED RANKER OrSr ornrw Jerse a Republican IIBLLLU UHllnLD Selected as Two Other Men and KOOSKIA Ida Aug 6 CT) Women moved into the front lines today to battle side by side with their husbands to check a 225 acre forest fire which threatened their homes and a vast stand of mer chantable timber nine jmiles east of here The blaze was held to a 25 acre spread during the night and lack of wind aided the fighters today Without wind hope was expressed the fire would he kept from the Middle ork drainage basin and the valuable timber arm build ings of 15 settlers were in the vi cinity but were out of immediate danger throw The some picks teers were i Mrs Charles Grayson 107 street southwest was admitted yesterday tn Miami Baptist hos pital yet sus said He was ar PINEVILLE Ky Aug UP) ODeputy Sheriff rank Bowman a in at He was shot in String MIAMI TEMPERATURE temperatures in Miami riday afternoon last night: Theater to Repeat ar Event Popularity of the plan of trad ing matinee admissions to the Coleman theater for clean fruit jars tops and rubbers has merited a requested repeat John Giffin manager said yesterday Tuesday afternoon the show house will admit children under 12 years old to the theater in ex change for one clean fruit jar top and rubber The offer is good be tween the hours of 2 and 6 Approximately 500 jars were col lected for distribution among needy persons at last show officers of the Ottawa County Red VLUbB enable to can winter iTEEL LEADING WAYHardware and Plumbing Re fleet Turn Produce Prices Begin to Rally appearing on the Rational horizon are beginning tohow themselves in local skies if ommodity price increases lead to Krosperity If With several types of products Bctually showing increases in price compaicd with 30 to 60 days ligo many others appear to have Reached the low price level re training at an apparent standstill If Steel which economists hold to the key product to the grade and business together with Kindred commodities reflects a Slight increase in the local market Kj this group materials made of 4st iron particularly ground pipe nd enamelware namely bathroomxtures and sinks have increased i price 10 percent within the last (everal weeks Miami dealers say Hardware Reflects TrendTwo large makers of radiatorsr home and building heating in jicate an expected market advance Radiators like the base of enam Iware bathroom fixtures s' are Temperature Rises To 109 at Alva ST LOUIS Aug Three 1 i persons were killed and five in jured seriously today in a collision between a passenger automobile I and a meat truck in St Louie i county The dead: William Wuig of Pine Lawn Leo Klausner 42 of Sulli van and Charles McCce ck 5 of Hickory Miss The injured: Me wife Laura their three a children Charles Jr 11 Eugene 9 Mildred 7 and Ray A urr 28 of Oxford Miss McCormick a high school sup erintendent of Summitte Miss was driving in an automobile with his family and urr Dr Thacker Enters Plea of Not Guilty i i OKLAHOMA CITY Aug i'' Dr Richard Thacker form er army physician was remanded 4 to the county jail without bond to day after 'he pleaded not guilty to I a second murder charge in connec I tion with the death of a Bethany womn following an alleged I operation I Thacker already was charged in I connection with the death of an I Oklahoma City girl The second 5 I charge was filed yesterday when I it appeared there would be diffi I culty in obtaining state witnesses I in the first case i I Ottawa County Population 38737 Mrs Jessie Keith Miller (above) Australian aviatrix testi fied at Miami la that she had proposed suicide to Haden Clarke her fiance for whose death Capt Lancaster went on trial for murder (Associated Press Photo) MAYOR WALKER TO ACE OES IN PUBLIC HEARING I Promises Truth About oul at Quiz Set for Thursday TO QUERY WITNESSES By A LITTLEJOHN (Associated Press Staff Writer) WINSTON SALEM Aug 6 Developments today in the fi investigation into the fatal shoot ing July 6 of Smith Reynolds Win ston Salem millionaire included: 1 Ab Walker jointly indicted in the shooting with Libby Holman Reynolds the widow was released on bond in the sum of $25000 by Judge A Stack 2 Alfred Holman father of the former Broadway torch Singer 1 promised to have Mrs Reynolds in Winston Salem in less than a 3 Solicitor Carlisle Higgins who consented to bond for Walker said his course today could not be taKen as an indication of his atti tude in the event of a similar plea by Libby alker Refuses to Talk Walker refused to answer ques tions as he left the office except to say that he was going home 'I? Alfred Holman of Cincinnati fa ther of Reynolds widow was in the courtroom while plea was heard) He sat with two local attorneys engaged yesterday to lepresent the former torch singer Holman came here with the avowea purpose of arranging bail for his daughter in advance so that she would be spared the ordeal of going to jail but was informed no steps could be taken in this direc tion so long as she kept herself out side the jurisdiction of the North Carolina courts Premeditation Lacking? Judge Stack remarked that it is within the discretion of the court to grant bail even in first degree cases He suggested Solicitor Hig announcement might be inter preted as indicating there was evi dence ot a homicide with a pistol but the necessary evidence of meditation was lacking The state offered Tin nnitnciifi'rvvv I to the Walker petition for bail So licitor Higgins announced in open court the evidence available did not appear sutticient to support a nou bailable charge Libby and Walker were indicted on a first degree murder charge a capital offense ordinarily not bail able in North Carolina Higgins consented to the fixing of bond' however with a reservation there should be no prejudice to his right to press a first degree charge at the trial The solicitor declared his course in the Walker case could not be construed to indicate he would consent to bond for Libby who expected to come to Winston Sal em in the immediate future and give nerseu up is a different I said cross no bridges until come to SPRINGIELD Ill Aug 6 UP) and slaying of John Colegrove a Taylorville banker recently convicted of causing his bank to fail were charged by war rant today against James Gammai toni 35 a disgruntled former de positor in institution He was arrested today while cash ing what the police believed was blood from his automobile In his house were found wal let and other articles which offi cers said discredited his stnrv that blood on clothiner came from killing rabbits Colegrove was attacked beaten and dragged from his house late by two men No formal charge had as been placed against another Amelia Buzzoti 32 1 who ne was irom Detroit rested with Gammaitoni Two years ae Tavlorvill nn lice said Gammaitoni fired twice point blank at Coleerrove bnf miss ed Charges were placed against him but were dropped authorities said partly due to the former bank unwillingness to prose cute a man whose action had been prompted by loss of all his savings through failure of the Colegrove bank a year Meantime the body of the bank er had not been found Sale continued on 20 percent off ices on Riverside tires at Mont ward Co Why pay more for your dentalrk Dr Hopkinson dentist All the world looks up to a sav irst National bank See Jean Harlow in Head now showing at the leman theater Insurance and loans Bomford os Company Special attention to out of tovm tients Sales A Bundy llign front wheels 30c at Rush evrolet Co Ahis week only four dollar points to motor nomy when you use Cunning Oil Co products Ve invite large and small de btors alike to take advantage of experienced counsel Security ik Trust Co I Masters veterinarian ux ennui ammais treated enuine oil permanents $3 Giv by Max Patten Miami Hotel ree Gainsborough powder puff each powder puff sundae 15c he Crown Drug Co rder your ice cream or sherbet a Coleman Hutts Phone 1300 offer $150 Kayser silk Monday at 49c a pair ive money at Scott londay Sales day present sf new fall is in ladies shoes itional advertisers have good American Hotel Chrys Cuticura ord 1 ATOKA Okla Aug Search for two of the four men wno snot and killed Eugene Moore undersheriff and wounded Sheriff Maxwell at a rural dance near Stringtown centered tonight in the region south of Antlers Pushmataha county Meanwhile two wounded men were held in hospitals at Denison and McKinney Tex with Atoka count yofficers en route to those cities in an effort to identify them as participants in the String town affray which occurred late' last mgnt alter Maxwell tempted to arrest two quartet All day 1 through the Kiamichi mountains of southeast ern Oklahoma in search of the fugitives who transferred from one stolen automobile to another in their frantic effort to evade the growing army of pursuers Texas Arkansas and Oklahoma joined in the search County Attorney Maxey and Lester Harris special deputy left late today for McKinney to question a man held in a hospital there He gave the name of Clif ford Milligan after he was pick ed up wounded near Colbert Okla a short distance north of Red river The other susnect held in a Denison hospital gave the name or James Acker me viini miner town deputy one of those who shot at the desperadoes after the fatal affray said he was sure he wounded one of the quartet John Redden farmer living near Clayton reported today that two men came to his home late last night kidnaped his nephew Has kell Owens stole his automobile but released the youth about 20 miles south of the farm Owens said one of the men took his shoes Description of the men given by Owens and his uncle tallied with that obtained from Dallas authorities who reported that the two men were wanted there one for murder and both on hijacking charges Sheriff Maxwell was in a ser ious condition tonight but phy sicians said ne had a chance recovery Wives Help Men ight orest ire a few minutes before i departing fora week end of rest at his Rapi dan camp: News Record Daily Theater Guest List The following persons are in vited to the Coleman theater as special guests of the News Record Aug 7: Mrs Benbrook Richard Rowe Jean Taylor Watch for your name it may be next Clip this and present at the theater was killed and Henry Kirby miner was stabbed in the neck a primary election fracas today Arjay five milesufrom here County Attorney i' Walter Smith immediately issued orders to capture Clark Clouse also miner or alive? our Deaths Laid To Poison Liquor BARTLESVILLE Aug 6 G) our death from poisonous alco hol had beeii recorded here today with the death of William blaze Authorities were investigating the source of the alcohol BAXTER SPRINGS Aug 6 John Hayes 17 years old of Jop lin was arrested at 2 Sat Sft urday morning by Night Marshal A' Harlin and is beng held in the city jail pending the filing of charges in connection with rob a bing the Cunningham Marks company warehouse on West iifth street riday night Sixty gallons of motor oil had been removed from the warehouse aS but had not been taken from thfa IfS? company premises when the man was captured olice Request Co operation to Stop Robberies Culprits in four alleged thefts and burglaries have been appre hended during the last week but in all four crimes complaining parties failed to prosecute Walter Young chief of police said last night cases declared the police chief firms or individuals withdrew complaints when stol en goods was either recovered or found to have been small in value of the Young pointed out "failure to prosecute breeds an increase or repetition of the crimes Po lice should have the co opera tion of complaining witnesses if they are expected to quell law In most robberies and burg laries the loot has been small during recent months many times limited to groceries and food stuffsi By CLAUDE A JAGGER (Associated Press inancial Editor) NEW YORK Aug 6 (A) In frenzy of trading such as Wall had not witnessed in a half day session in more than two years the stock market completed a week of steeply rising prices with a grand finale of bullishness today I The market was again swept up ward on the wave of good cheer which has welled up with the more confident hopes of autumn busi ness recovery rather than by fresh indications of any I marked change in the current business situation Extreme gains in many issues ranged from $1 to $12 a share and final prices were near the best Bears in The skeptical' bear element which has been inclined to attri bute the upswing to methods on the part of certain financial interests to politics or to incipient inflation found itself in n' painful predicament as it tried to cover its short commitments loor traders said trading in at least two prominent issues came to a standstill for a brief interval as no offerings appeared to fill the urgent demand At the close of trading the mar ket had returned to the best level since the end of March and as measured by price indices showed an appreciation' from its bear mar ket bottom of a few weeks ann nf a little more than 60 percent All stocks listed on the stock exchange have appreciated in aggregate quoted value some 89000000000 while listed bonds have appreciat ed more than $3(00000000 since their June 1 lows Bonds orge Ahead The bond market which had been hesitant during the previous session forged ahead again with utilities and rails in the lead a number of issues showing net gains of $10 to $40 per bonds of $1000 par value Commodities were also strong Wheat gained 2 to nearly 3 cents and cotton nearly a bale The turnover in the stock ex change for the two hour session was 2718530 shares which would have meant a turnover of more than 6700000 shares for a full five hour day The stock ticker tell several minutes behind trans actions on the floor It lno busiest SatnrHnv cinn Vo mon iUUj IJrJU when 4867530 shares were traded and on that date prices were fall ing instead of advancing European Buying Helps The complete change of heart tovard American securities in the piincipal capital center of Euronc 1 nave neon pouring huving orders into this market of latewas perhaps as responsible as any one influence for the further buy ing frenzy It was noted that the conservative London' publication The Economist said that while would be rash to predict that America is in sight of general eco nomic recovery nevertheless there is reason to think the giant of the est has passed the crisis in his Brokerage quarters buzzed with excited gossip of nonls and rumors of various measures which were being or might be taken to restore pros Continued on Page Two) Sixtv fivfi nOntJHlnn uiL Lu Terre Haute Ind for nearly 48 hou DiX'e mine "ear Th Picture show a detachment 'of troops guardi the minehaVn dSmen marched mine Photo) Hoarding me mine against further trouble (Associated Preaa had at of the WE TIIER ORECAST Okla homa Partly cloudy probably un de owers in north portion Sunday Monday partly cloudy A a nsas cloudy probably thun der owers in northwest tion Sunday Monday partly cloudy probably thundershowers in north portion Kansas Partly cloudy with moderate temperature Sunday Monday generally fair By ROBERT ST JOHN (Associated Press Staff Writer) NEW YORK Aug 6 UP) In a bitter attack on his accusers Mayor Walker tonight said he would appear at a public hearing called by Governor Roosevelt for next Thursday and would bring out real about foul and outrageous on his removal is sought The mayor charged the testi rt mony produced against him hearings of the Hofstadter legisla tive committee had been ly He said the gov ernor's hearing would be his op portunity to confront wit )' nesses upon whose one sided and hearsay testimony my political life is He declared he would examine the witnesses himself in order to bring out "the entire To Make inal Answer Earlier in the day the governor ex hadhad disclosed he had set a date for a public hearing in his execu tive chamber in order that Walker might make a final answer to the charges of misconduct an dtbat his critics might tell again why they thought he should be I't movi Invitations were sent to Walker to Samuel Seabury counsel for the legislation committee and to two indi iduals who had filed charges against the mayor' Roosevelt said No mention was made however of plans to call those witnesses who testified against Walker at sessions of the inquiry board Text of Statement Walker's full statement follows: governor has decided to nut me on trial Thursday on charges based upon distortion misrepre sentation and falsification of facts "I will be there on the minute at the place fixed will be the first nnnni'fiin ity ever given a rip ht 'that cannot denied to one accused of even so minor an offense as a breach' of a city ordinance to con front those witnesses upon whose onesided and hearsay testimony my political life is That testimony was purposely' manipulated and limited tn enable mY political and personal enemies to cast suspicion and to afford a basis for sinister inferences sug gestions and innuendoes '(Continued on Page Two) Train Hits Truck: 3 Killed 5 Injured Roosevelt Asks Seaburv and I Other Critics of Walk er to Attend Last Units Depart Singing Carter Asks Rubio for Havei in Mexico Johnstown ft: Aug 6 cS The last units of the bonus expe ditionary force seamed Out of Johnstown today only a few min utes after hearing the news that their former chief of staff Doak Carter bad asked foi a haven Mexico Shouting cheering singing some 500 veterans members of the Pennsylvania New Y'ork New Jersey and New England conting ent marched from their squalid billets to be loaded on a train amid cheers of crowds lining the tracks As the train puffed eastward its whistle shrieking the last chapter of the Johnstown encampment was written in smoke in thp dvinr rave of a broiling sun A fife and drum corns psrnrfpJ the maerhers to the train They sang wane we corps played patri otic airs said "So to Mayor Eddie and were gone Interest centered in the news that Carter wired President Ortiz Rubio of Mexico seeking permis sion to establish a colony of the there telegram dispatched from Huntington Va to which city he went after severing his relations with the read: Twenty nine thousand honora bly discharged American veterans of the eWorld 4 zx i Tn I I JIM hAmalnxr vx 1 1 xviziviQoo pvnuucu ic 1 fl TITO vr 4 1 v4 unuj livm LJieil nx tional capital arid refused admis sion to the various states request sanctuary and an opportunity for temporary colonization in Mexico Your earnest consideration will be 'Continued on Page Two) hvare bathroom fixtures lade of cast iron LU Such items as axes hinges and in tne Hardware line ave showed a trend upward ording to local whole ale price quotations Galvanized Ire nails and some similar items idicated about a 5 percent incline pile some few companies desper ely bidding for business continue reduction in several instances lO percent hike in cast iron roduets is the first since the mar ket broke in 1929 one Miami deal fl said Every price Leet sent out since' the bottom tell out of stocks three years ago pis fall had shown decreased pric Is the local man stated ood Staples Mark Time Staple groceries excepting sea mable fluctuations in such items canned goods are about the ame as 60 days ago The fact that lore people are canning fruits and vegetables and even more have seen raising their own gardens 1 (iiiciitu 'uie inaiKei price (nned goods and vegetables Miami Daily News Recor Miami and Suburban a PqHin pQT yyy nto 90 zx Lardln QuaPaw Commerce Century North Miami 22742 ill 1 tne UKUA oLUNDAY AU GUST 7 1932 pnb1Iction MIAMIANS BEGIN rescue 65 besieged Indiana miners I WA I If CD EDttn iihlrlii i hllu Auiug is rrenzied as lllinrn rahr i x'V linillkM Klllull 1 lose Bullish eeK ith More Gains 1 Upswing Ranges rom $1 to I $12 a Share as Wave of 1 estihes At Trial Good Cheer Rises Higher I With Confident Hopes of Autumn Business Recov ery Bears in a Jam nf ziziVzVi guuuo egcLciuieSj gr0wrs here say Several staple grocery lines of (hich breakfast foods is the most Itstanding example have never een reduced by manufacturers nee the war although the war me costs of wheat and cornere many tiriies those of the pres et costs it was pointed out i Produce Market Stronger fxggs butter and I llnntmued on Page i WO Democrats Units to Be Located in Various xuiio vi vvunirv WASHINGTON Aug Pi esident Hoover today appointed lanklin ort of Newark J' to be chairman of the ederal Home Loan Bank board ort is a Republican The President also appointed other members of the new board as follows: Nathan Adams Democrat Dal las Tex William Best Repub lican Pittsburgh Morton Bod fish Democrat Chicago and Dr John MGries Republican Rose wood Ohio The board of five will supervise a system1 of from eight to a doz en home loan discount banks which will take home mortgages and loans from 'buildinp and loan a ccn I clations insurance companies and ethers dealing in real estate paper to relieve the pi assure upon these companies and relax their demands upon home owners 7o Provide New Capital Through the system it is expect ed eventually that new capital will uecome available ior loans to fin ance new home construction The system was created at the recent session of Congress being one of President last ma jor relief recommendations ort was a member of the Six ty ninth Seventieth and Seventy first Congresses He is president of' the Lincoln National bank president of the Sussex ire In surance company vice president of the New Jersey Insurance com pany and the Eagle ire Insurance company anj this year organized the New Jersey Building Loan inance company to work out fin ancial problems of the New Jer sey Building Loan associations suarns National president Chamber rector of Insurance cana lour mills One Is Altornev wie Best a Pittsburgh attorney is lies who Building Loan league He is a director and counsel for several building and loan associations and examiner tor the Publis Service commission of Pennsylvania Bodfish is executive manager of the United States Building Loan league and was formerly a mem ber of the faculty of Northwestern university He at one time was connected with the headquarters of the National Real Estate board at Chicago Dr Giles is an economist and secretary of President Conference on Home Rnildinn nnil Home Ownership He was a direc tor Of the Harvard Rll ran nf nesResearch in 1918 and from to 1928 was chief of the division of building and housing of the Department of Commerce i Since 1928 he has been chief of the division of public instruction in the same department To Divide Country The new banks will be located in various parts of the country which will be divided into districts in the same manner as federsl reserve system banks Recently President' Hoover indi cated the selection of the cities in which the banks would be located' was a matter which the new board of directors would determine af ter they had organized? The board will hold its firstmeeting early next week The Presiderit completed the' se lection of the membership 1 hl I Sb L'JiXx'i i' I' rffH iniitf1 ft Um CiLiO IlBM LvJISyEi 1 9 I 'V I 1 toS Hr Lu? 2pm 96 6 a Tn 76 4 98 8 a 86 6 98 10 a 92 8 89 noon 96 10 82 2 100 midnight 80 4 pro 100 2 a 78 6 98 a 76 8 85.